Sentence examples for * storehouse in from inspiring English sources

Some of it is now in the commission's storehouse in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

It was inspired by a reference to a "treasury storehouse" in ancient Persia.

These objects provide a larger context for the exhibition's elaborate display of a Maori pataka (storehouse), in which whalebone weapons and cloak pins are shown.

The decision to allow it to leave the storehouse in the local museum was taken at cabinet level in Ankara after detailed negotiations between Neil MacGregor, the British Museum's director, and Turkey's ambassador to London.

With the largest entrance of any sea cave in the British Isles, Smoo has been home and workshop to locals for 7,000 years, and fishermen were still using it as a storehouse in the last century.

Felt carpets were used for a long time in Central and East Asia, as indicated by magnificent 1st-century-ad specimens from Noin Ula in northern Mongolia (1st century bc to 1st century ad; in the Hermitage) or those in the Shōsō Repository (Japanese Imperial storehouse) in Nara near Ōsaka (before the 8th century).

In the same study, employees who worked in the laboratory, storehouse or in production as well as in the office reported slightly increased values [ 12].

"People are craving authenticity and real connections more so now than ever before," Mark Kawano, CEO of Storehouse, said in a statement.

After initially beginning as an iPad-only experience when Storehouse launched in 2013, the app has since extended to find a home on the iPhone, Android and the Apple TV.

Indoor corrosion aggressivity in Cuban storehouses ranges in classification IC3 and IC4 according to the new ISO proposal of indoor aggressivity.

Frequently quoted verses include: * : "Bring to the storehouse a full tenth of what you earn so there will be food in my house.